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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1952

Page

4

Nation's top plowmen lure crowds to Minnesota farm event

About 125000 Midwesterners packed Henry Snow's farm in Kas son Minnesota for the national plowing contest and speeches by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. Gov. C Elmer Anderson introduced Eisenhower while Snow introduced Stevenson. Snow stressed his neutrality as he hosted the event and planned a farm dinner for the candidates amid busy crowds. Twenty four contestants entered the contest, with William C Humphrey defending champ from Albany Missouri among the field.

Cal Thornton Kasson Minn Henry Snow Farm Sturday United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson C. Elmer Anderson Minnesota Eisenhower Snow Stevenson Wiliam C. Humphrey Albany Leg Drake Memphis

Anti Racket Probe Abandoned as Showmanship

Attorney General James P. McGranery said he has discarded the anti racket grand jury program begun by his predecessor J Howard McGrath, calling showmanship unnecessary. He favors regular grand juries empanelled by federal judges to handle law violations and maintain dignity and certainty in justice. The administration previously supported ring letters to US district attorneys to probe local crime and possible connections, a plan tied to Kefauver era Senate Crime Committee reforms.

Washington James PB. McGranery J. Howard McGrath McGrath Justice Departtment McGranery Squire Gla Senate Crime Committee Estes Kefauvyer

Revised Bible Nears Press Run At Month’s End

New York report details the global effort to complete a revised Bible after 15 years of scholarly work by 22 members of the Standard Bible committee. The edition promises closer alignment with original texts and will be staged for distribution by September 30 with a million churchgoers expected to join in celebration from Alaska to Hawaii and beyond.

Grover Brinkman Central Press New York Garden City Long Island Nerburg Cambridge Hass Scotland Paul Jerusalem John the Baptist Cain Abel Alaska Florida Quebec Panama Canal Zone Hawaii India

Services At St Pauls Lutheran Church On Sunday

The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered at 10 45 a.m. Rev Karl H Bracker will lead the service with sermon on The Christians Attitude Towards Suffering. Mrs W B Kilto uga at the organ Tommie Allen acolyte E H Eschenburg ushering. Church school 9 20 a.m. in the education building with Mrs W H Shute leading kindergarten and R F Pfennig supervising senior department. Pastor will teach adult Bible class on the life of Joseph Luther League meets at 6 p.m. for business and social.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Karl H. Bracker Thesv W. B. Kiltouga Tommie Allen E. H. Eschenburg Chch W. H. Shute R. F. Pfennig Joseph Luther League

Central Baptist Plans Big Day

Central Baptist church springs a Homecoming Day led by Rev. John Osteen and Miss Lou Byrd. The church aims for 520 Sunday school attendees and 300 at the Treking Union, with services at 9 35 a.m. and 6 43 p.m. A basket lunch follows the morning service.

Central Baptist Church John Osteen Lou Byrd

Evangelistic Campaign To Open In Houston With Harris

Evangelist Stanley Harris will hold a city wide campaign in Houston at Music Hall beginning Sunday at 3 am and 7 30 pm. Harris former editor of Liberty These Times leads prophecy weeklies and is known for world events viewed through Bible prophecy. Meetings are Sundays Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 20 pm with opening topic The Destiny of Russia Europe and The World.

Stanley Harris Washington, D.C Houston Harris Liberty America Russia Europe World

Revival at Methodist Church Begins This Week

Rev B G Carnes opens revival at Congregational Methodist Church on September 15. District conference runs Thursday through Saturday with services on Sunday led by Rev Merl Eastman. Young people's league meets at 6 30 p m with Kenneth Davis as YPL president. Evening service at 7 30 p m.

B. G. Carnes Congregational Methodist Church Merl. Eastman Young People's League YPL Kenneth Davis

Lesson Sermon For Sunday Announced

Sunday Christian Science services will emphasize the theme Man derived from divine principle. Mary Baker Eddy defines God as the divine Principle and Mother of the universe, including man, in Science and Health. The lesson aims to reinforce spiritual understanding and assurance of being a child of God.

Christian Science Services Mary Baker Eddy Christian Sience

Ministerial Alliance Opens Fall Meeting With Breakfast

The first fall meeting of the Ministerial Alliance will be held in Humble dining room Monday at 8 am. The event includes a breakfast and the presentation of business for the new year. New officers will be elected. membership is open to any minister. End of term officers are Rev Clyde D Foltz, Rev Wayne McCleskey, and Rev Fletcher Emvin.

Ministerial Alliance Humble Alliance Clyde D. Foltz First Christian Church Wayne

Christian Scientists Sponsor Pregram on KTRH

Christian Scientists sponsor a 13 week pregram on Sundays at 9 pm on KTRH. The Christian Science Committee on Publication for Texas backs the 36 mile religious program conducted by L. D. Greenwood, with Uss Kittie Skelton and Estelle Keigan assisting from Houston area churches.

KTRH Church of the Air Christian Science Committee On Publication Texas L. D. Greenwood Third Church of Christ Houston Uss Kittie Skelton Church of Christ Estelle Keigan Fontiat. Houston

Redeemer Lutherans Mark 25th Birthday

Redeemer Lutheran church observers its 25th anniversary with services led by Rev. Lange and Rev. Froehlich of Bethleham Lutheran Houston. A festival sermon, personal experiences, solo performances, and an organist mark the observance. Congregation organized Aug. 30 1927, now about 250 members in the Missouri Synod. Expansion included a new annex parsonage and scout house.

the Redeemer Lutheran Church E. F. Lange A. Froehlich Bethleham Urtheran Church Houston Wall A. Scheneider Wordsworth W. Kubik Helen Taylor S. Broderson Redeemer Lutheran H. Stroebel G. W. Obenhaus Lange Dan Schreck F. Stelrer Lutheran’ church-Missouri Synod Jesus Christ God

Trinity Episcopal To Resume Regular Schedule Sunday

Trinity Episcopal resumes regular Sunday services at 8 and 11 with Holy Communion. Rev P Walter Henckell celebrant. Choir led by George Meason, organ by Mrs Ray Spear. Acolytes Stephen Linsvott Gary Garner and Lawrence Meckel. Coffeepime after service in Guild Room. Church school and Bible class activities planned. kindergarten enrollment full. Vestry and Guild meetings scheduled. barbecue for men planned. United Thank Offering to be presented at Boston convention.

Trinity Episcopal Church John M. D. Heald J. W. Sweeney F. A. Sawyer Church School C. R. Cummings Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten B. G. Amerson James Bridges Trinity Guild St. Cecilia’s Guild Trinity W. K. Linscott W. A. Scott United Thank Offering of the Women Will Be Presented At the General Convention The Episcopal Church Boston

Goal Of 250 Set At 2nd Baptist

Training Union director Jonn Lashlee announced a 250 attendance goal for Training Union Emphasis Week at Second Baptist church. Special programs are planned for all departments this Sunday, with Rev. Paul Stephens delivering sermons at morning and evening services and on the church radio program. The choir, directed by Tynn Rowe, will sing "Dearer Than All" at morning worship.

Jonn Lashlee Second Baptist Church Paul Stephens Second Baptist KREL Tynn Rowe

Baptist Temple Pastor Returns From Vacation

Pastor Rev. George P. English returns to lead both Sunday services at Baptist Temple. Morning sermon titled Doing God's Work, with choir directed by Barney Webber singing The Lord is My Shepherd. Evening sermon Does Jesus Really Save? follows at 7 p.m. Sunday school starts 9:45 a.m. Training at 7 p.m.

George P. English Baptist Temple Barney Webber Jesus Atien

Rev Owen Returns To Lead Central Assembly Services

Reverend C G Owen of Central Assembly of God on Pruett and Nazro Streets returns after two Sundays away. He will speak during Morning Meditations at 5:30 a.m. on KREL and lead the 11:00 a.m. worship also broadcast on KREL. Sunday evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with J O Hendricks in charge. The young people's service is at 8:45 p.m. Sunday. Regular services, Friday youth service, and Thursday Women’s Missionary Council meeting at 7:45 p.m. remain scheduled.

C. G. Owen Central Assembly of God Church Pruett Nazro KREL J. O Hendricks Women's Missionary Council

Foltz Announces Sermon Subject at First Christian Church

Rev Clyode D Foltz will preach The Danger of Being Good at 10 50 am in the morning service at the First Christian Church. Sunday School starts 9 43 am. Evening worship begins 7 30 pm with two services. Church youth meet at 6 pm for recreation and study and will join the night service.

Clyode D. Foltz First Christian Church

Man's Allegiance Sermon At First Presbyterian Church

Rev M E McPhail will preach on Man's Allegiance at 11 am Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church. The choir sings Heavenly Light. Sunday 5 pm Westminster Fellowships joint meeting with films. Session meets 7 30 pm Monday. devotional programs 7 15 am Sept 7 13 on KREL. Cub Scout parents leaders meet 7 30 pm Tuesday. Boy Scouts staff church nursery Tuesday evening.

M. E. McPhail First Presbyterian Church Westminster KREL Cub Scouts Fellowship Hall Boy Scouts

Guest Preacher At St. Mark's Sunday Services

Rev. T. Walter Moores district superintendent of the Galveston District will preach at 8:45 and 10:55 a.m. at St. Mark's Methodist. A brief quarterly conference follows the second service. Choir directed by Mrs. Z. V. Warren Jr and organist Mrs. C. R. Martin lead "Praise the Lord." Evening worship features Rev. Wayne McCreskey with candle light communion and "Here, O My Lord."

T. Walter Moores Galveston St. Mark's Methodist Church Z. V. Warren Jr C. R. Martin Wayne McCreskey

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